Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week That is one more week in video games in the bag and much more to look forward to. Especially with all of those new announcements set up for The Game Awards and PSX next week. Maybe it will be a slow week leading up to it all or maybe it will be solid like this one was. Maybe we will also get more reviews out there like we did for Call Of Duty: WWII as we did here. Read More...

Call Of Duty We sit down and review Call Of Duty: WWII. We are heading back to the Second World War again. Here's our review of Call Of Duty: WWII The next installment to the Call Of Duty franchise has dropped and looks to take us all back to the roots of the game. Sledgehammer Games and a few of the other developers in Activision's wheelhouse have opted to take us all the way back to World War II and give us all even more Nazis to kill in our video games. Not in an over-the-top satirical kind of way, but in a grounded more realistic kind of way. At least on that mirrors more of how things truly went down in real history. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week This has been another productive week for video games and such now hasn't it? With Paris Games Week and all of the other news and updates out there, it has been tough to keep up. We have done our best as usual, but there was just so much I am sure things fell through. We did get to see more for God Of War and Detroit: Become Human here thankfully. Read More...

Call Of Duty One final interview before Call Of Duty: WWII launches dives deeper into what Call Of Duty: WWII's Nazi Zombies mode will have for us In only a few days Call Of Duty: WWII will finally be out and we can see what all of the hype was for. November 3rd to be exact and it will be on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC bringing with it all of the hard work that Sledgehammer Games has put into it and the new Nazi Zombies mode. This is of course why we are here right now as we have had a lot for the core part of Call Of Duty: WWII and now it is time to get a little bit more on how this new mode has been changed up. Maybe it will give us all a newfound love for Activision and how it pushes these games each year, or it will leave us begging for a break so they can all perfect their craft once again. Read More...

Call Of Duty We have a new live action trailer for Call Of Duty: WWII and also a look at just where the Call Of Duty franchise may be going This is going to have to be one of the stranger updates we have had so far for Call Of Duty: WWII, but it is an update and something new to spy on just a few weeks before it comes home to our PS4, Xbox One, and PC. I wish I could say it is all about some sweet new gameplay that Sledgehammer Games has for us here, but it is mostly all about what Activision has for us to spend more money on the game and get us all to pre-order it well before launch. As if you needed further reasons to do that given that this title is taking us back to the Call Of Duty and looks to offer up some of the new things we should be expecting in future titles. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week Another amazing week of video games and everything in the bag. Even though it may have felt as if it was heavy handed toward a particular title, *cough* Call Of Duty: WWII *cough*, there was still a whole lot to cover. Then again, TGS was also going on so it makes perfect sense that there would be a lot of updates and news on all of the video games out there. Hells, we had a chance to see more for Resident Evil 7's upcoming DLC, then we had the Gold announcement for South Park: The Fractured But Whole, and even with Vampyr's delay we could not be brought down. Read More...

Call Of Duty Get introduces to a few more Allies in Call Of Duty: WWII as well as see just how authentic the team is trying to make this Call Of Duty title Just when you thought we had all of the Call Of Duty: WWII updates we were going to get for the week, Activision drops a few more. It is almost like they dropped the big story trailer and then realized that they left a whole lot out of the basic story that Sledgehammer Games has prepped and now they need to bring the rest of it all. Not really the case as it is all still promotion for Call Of Duty: WWII and reminders to pre-order the game on the PS4, Xbox One, or PC before November 3rd, but it can feel that way. Especially since we have another two characters to add into the grander scheme of the game and the conflict of the war we will be fighting. Read More...

Call Of Duty We have seen part of the story for Call Of Duty: WWII and now we get a little closer to the squad we will be following along in this Call Of Duty story We already had a nice look at the story for Call Of Duty: WWII, or at least as much as Activision wanted us to see, and now we get to follow it right up with a few more little snippets to show off the main squad we will be following along. The last trailer did focus a lot on "Red" Daniels who will be the protagonist that Sledgehammer Games is giving us, but of course, there will be supporting members for the story and team. That is what we have here for you now as we wait for November 3rd to hit and we get to see just what has been packed into Call Of Duty: WWII besides the multiplayer. Read More...

Call Of Duty A story trailer for Call Of Duty: WWII is here and shows us all how this addition to the Call Of Duty franchise will take us deeper into some iconic battles Hold on to your butts as the story trailer for Call Of Duty: WWII is here and it looks like we will be going through another explosive journey in far off lands where we meet new people and then kill them. Or we just have to deal with all the insanity of the Second World War and the parts that Sledgehammer Games has pulled for us. Still not the best of cake walks to have, but it goes a bit further into the "back to Call Of Duty's roots" for this installment. Read More...

Call Of Duty The private beta for Call Of Duty: WWII's multiplayer is about to start and here is what will be coming for Call Of Duty: WWII to be tested out I am hoping that you are ready to kick some Nazi ass here soon as Call Of Duty: WWII is about to unleash its multiplayer beta on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC in just a short amount of time. While Sledgehammer Games has been hard at work making this another great entry into the franchise, they need help making sure it is a multiplayer experience you want and that Activision was able to secure a few more purchases by setting up a private beta as such for those who pre-ordered the game already. Pretty much in all other Call Of Duty fashion here and to give players a taste of what is to come. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here's a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week This was totally a recovery week in video games for us over here and the industry in whole. Two of the bigger cons for the industry have now wrapped and we have a few more off in the near future and here we site continuing the coverage out of both of those major events. That's not to say that is all we have to cover for video games as we did get to see a whole lot more for Hellblade this week as we head toward the release date for that, but of course there was still a lot from Call Of Duty, Wolfenstein II, and Marvel Vs Capcom fresh out of SDCC and there is still plenty more to come. This is always the best time of year for video games in terms of news and updates. Read More...

Call Of Duty The Nazi Zombies mode for Call Of Duty: WWII was fully shown off at SDCC and a whole lot of new Call Of Duty: WWII information came with it Unless you've been hiding under a rock and skipped all of the Call Of Duty: WWII news from last week, then you most likely saw the officially announcement of the Nazi Zombies mode that will be coming to the game when it launches on November 3rd. The trailer was leaked and Sledgehammer Games asked everyone to wait for the official reveal. Then Activision started to tease out the voices and likenesses for the mode all to lead up to the official panel during SDCC. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here's a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week One more week of video games in the bag yet again. All with another all over the place kind of feel to it, but at least we were not all just sitting around wondering what is going on with a lot of our games and twiddling our thumbs. Not that we wouldn't have been out there playing with Sub Zero in Injustice 2 or getting ready for the next Mafia 3 expansion. Even if those where not on your list of video games to play, there is all kind of things to get ready for as we head toward SDCC and have many things for Call Of Duty: WWII to look for as well as Shadow Of War to prep for. Read More...

Call Of Duty Activision is bringing Call Of Duty: WWII, Crash Bandicoot, & Destiny 2 to SDCC with Call Of Duty: WWII Zombies getting shown off We are a week out from SDCC this year and as usual Activision is bringing a whole slew of things to show off with Call Of Duty: WWII and Destiny 2 being on the bill for this year's geekfeast. It makes perfect sense as they have done this almost every year for quite some time even when there are only small announcements and expansions for other games and then the buildup for their big money maker of the year. I guess that is why there is going to be a big announcement for Call Of Duty: WWII out there as the new Nazi Zombie mode is going to be the highlight of it all. Read More...

Call Of Duty The third DLC pack for Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare will be hitting the PS4 next week with all the usual Call Of Duty goodies mixed right in Not get all of the Call Of Duty titles all mixed up here, but the third major DLC for Infinite Warfare is about to drop on the PS4 so it is time to take note and not confuse this with any future DLC. None of that makes sense to me either. The takeaway here is that the most recent Call Of Duty title that Infinity Ward made for us last year will be getting its third major DLC drop as part of the Season Pass so get ready to dive into that and forget about the WWII one that Activision is also pushing at the same time. Read More...